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'I didn't say I would kill people; I meant they could meet God in a vision' – NPP's Adenta Kumi
Alfred Ababio Kumi is NPP's National Youth Organiser aspirant New Patriotic Party (NPP) National Youth Organiser aspirant Alfred Ababio Kumi, popularly known as ‘Adenta Kumi’, has rejected claims that his controversial “meet God” comment was a threat to kill people who attempt to interfere with ballot boxes during elections.‘Anyone who messes with NPP members or ballot boxes will meet God’ — Adenta Kumi He maintained that his comments were made in the context of protecting ballot boxes, which he described as a critical symbol of Ghana’s democracy.
Speaking on Channel One TV’s The Situation Room on September 3, 2026, Kumi was repeatedly pressed to explain his earlier statement that persons who attempted to carry ballot boxes on Election Day would “meet God.
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